During the war, the viet cong built a network of tunnels underground in the jungle to hide from the Americans. They knew that these tunnels would be their advantage as they knew the jungle a lot better than the Americans. Today we went on a day trip to see some of these tunnels, the cu chi tunnels. We had a tour by the most anti-American tour guide and so it soon got really annoying how bias he was. His idea of the war was that American didn't want to stop comm...

WARNING: GRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS We started the day with a visit to the war museum. Again a very bias war museum. The artefacts and photos on display seemed even more horrifying than the museum in Hanoi. To the point were I had to go outside for air for fear of being sick. No photo has ever pushed me to that point before. At the start of the tour, there was all the standard weapons and vehicles; tanks, helicopters etc. All belonging to American troops. It's weird...

Our time in Dalat had come to an end, next stop Ho Chi Minh City - otherwise known as Saigon. My body was aching so badly from the abseiling the day before, just shows how unfit I am. We got onboard a sleeper bus to take us to HCMC. This is our first experience on a sleeper bus so we weren't holding out much hope based on how awful the trains had been. On the bus there was 3 lanes of seats that looked like reclining chairs with space to either side of them so...